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THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE1 PEOPLE1Count PEOPLE PEOPLECount
Count Witte the theResponsible Responsible Head Hea of the Russian RussianvyY RussianGovernment
vyY 1 GovernmentFree Government GovernmentFree 4 4Free
Free Speech Free Press Right of Assembly and Habeas HabeasCorpus HabeasCorpusAutocracy HabeasCorpusAutocracy
Corpus CorpusAutocracy Autocracy a Thing Thingof of the Past Past1m Past1mperial Im Imperial ¬ V Vpenal
perial Manifesto Issued IssuedSt IssuecLSt
St Petersburg Oct 31 330 a m mThe The strike has ended on the theMoscow theMoscow the1oscow
Moscow St Petersburg the Moscow r oscow Kazan and the Moscow Arch Archangel Archangel ArchV ¬
V angel railroads V
TPETERSBURG T Oct 10 o eos 6O p pi nv nvI m mTonight
S i I Tonight the autocracy of th thRomanoffs the theRomunoffs theRoinunoft
Romanoffs and the old order of ofthings ortgs ofthtg
things cease to extot In Russia IBm JSmInr Eml IBmI
Inr l I rur Nicholas ha lIu Ii surrendered and andfiuut andeunt anduiLt
fiuut uiLt Wltte come into power as a min minuterpresident minjtrpresldent miisUrpresIdent ¬
uterpresident wtth with an Imperial man mandate mandatf mandate ¬
date which will enable him to convert converttho converttf convertthf
tho farcical national assembly R8 mbly into a arful alfA
rful legislative leg ll1dtlve body b dyelected elected by greatly greatlyextended gre gret1trnded Uv Uvtxtiu
txtiu extended trnded 1eod < auftmge autrra e and to t confer c ntel upon uponth uponth uponlh
th < people ll > ople fundamenlal fund menlitl civil liberties libertiesiu libertieshluflint
iu hluflint < hiding free frt e speech These e welcome welcomeji wecorne11ng I
ji 1 lings reached reac hed St Petersburg PHer bUlg shortly shortlyM shortlyifore hort1yV
V M ifore lore 1or 6 oclock this evening Count CountWJfte CfuntWitte CountVittt
WJfte had spent the day with IU1 the em emI emlltror emjror
I lltror < rror at Peterhof > going over the llnal llnaldraft IlnalIrdft l ldrafl
draft of the manifesto to which he heinsisted heiUfIited heiitfsted
insisted that certain minor modliica
torn be made and before taking thetrain the thetrain thetrain
train for St Petersburg ho telephoned
to u friend that the emperor had af
Hxed 1i l his signature and that the im imperial Imfirrial unptr1al ¬
perial mandate comprising the condi conditions condltfons conditions ¬
tions upon which he had agreed to ac acttpt acpt acVVpt
ttpt pt otflce waa wa in his pocket These Ihetiewludf
Su wludf < lude freedom treed OUt of the press pre s the right rightof rI rightof ht htof
of assembly and the immunity of the theperson thePErson thep
person p rson including the right of habeas habeascOWUtf hllbE8r hubetstjreua
cOWUtf r u
V
Official Announcement AnnouncementThe
The ofllcial announcement issued this thiscvtuln thiscvtlilne thu thuVtiin
cvtuln cvtlilne saysAn saysAu says saysAn
An Imperial manifesto manife to will ill be is iaPU isf isvid
PU f vid ud d this tii evening appointing Count
Witte prime minister with special au authorlt snthorlty u uv
v thorlty thorlt to coordinate and unify the thepowers theOrs thePowers
powers of the different branches of 04
thr th army arm Civic liberties are granted grantedto rntedto
to the th > Russian Rus htt1 people and to the na national natlonll natlflal ¬
tional assembly all embb is given legislative legislativepower legl iaguslatlvsFer lath8 lath8rImer
power while the suffrage is enlarged enlargedfount enlarKedCount enlargedouut
fount ouut Wltte insisted on a cabinet cabinetMI
MI n the th British model with a selected selectedHomier elecl eleclpNTiler selectedl
Homier l responsible reiponl lble to the imperial imperialtlouma hnI rlal
tlouma doui t or parliament while the em omitror emjfroi emarur
itror clung dun to the appointment of the thein theIf theof
in If mbfiw of the cabinet on the Amen Ameriian AmentIt merl merlc
ian c lIt plan by b the emperor as chief chiefff chiefMartLJCStOIeSUCd < hlefof
ff stale tat
Manlesto ManlfE MartLJCStOIeSUCd MartLJCStOIeSUCdqf o Issued IssuedFollowf ISS4 d dFoJ1o
Followf FoJ1o g iir4itt I t1 t xt qf th imperial imperialWe tnperIsl31Viflfeto
J 31Viflfeto 31ViflfetoV 31ViflfetoVWC t u1Yftto u1YfttoWt V
We > Nicholas the Second tiy V the tlierrai tlter theVrJvt
rrai r lt < of iod etnperor ana autocrat aut rat of ofiil otIi oft
iil Ii t tile l t Kusblas grand duke of Fin ti tietc
1 hit 1 etc djpcttwe Jlte e t all our faithful faithfult faltbfuluhJec faithfuluhJeeh
t ubjeetsr uhJec that ti the t e tr t tibli W0 and a awri awritinu ita itatiojj 1t 1ttLfL2
tiojj in our capitals and in nuJUrotlfi nuJUrotlfiotl nutdtrouotlir
otlir otli r places flll our heart with exces exces9te ECe6jn xceae
9te n e iidin 1 tin and sorrow sorrowThe sorrowThe sorrowThe
The happineae of the Russian soy sovereign so so1flgn soyVreig1 ¬
ereign is i indisfiolubly bound up with withtht withtht withV
V tht happiness of our people and the thesrrnM ther1nw theVV
srrnM VV r1nw of our people to th the sorrow of oftU oft11 ofv
tU v > sovereign sovereignFivm over overeLgnV llrn llrnPiJ1n
V Fivm the r present > re ent disorders way wayarise 1nayurise mayacise
arise great national disruption They Theyinenare TheyEnale Theyuenate
inenare Enale the integrity and unity of our ourmpjre ourmplr ourrr4plre
mpjre mpjreThe mplrTht
4 The Tb supreme duty imposed upon us usbj U8b usb
b bj our sovereign oflice requires us tt to tocffaie tocft toerfate
cffaie cft le uuselvea uutil lvH and to us use all the theiff thef
i iff ve f and reason < at our command to tottn toI
1 N ttn tt1 n ht seeuring the unity and co coi eojl1aUon Ceration
nation < i oft the powtr of the central centralgovernment centralgiwfr1l1nent centralgiveriinient
government and to assure the success auccesaoC sicceeoC
oC 01 measures 1Hea uretoJ for acillcaUon > In all cir circles elldf cirof ¬
cles df > of public life which are essential essentialt tfa1 tfa1t
t tI the wellbeing of our people peopleBoon peQI peopleBoon Ie IeBoon
Boon of Freedom FreedomVe V
Ve therefore direct our govern governnnt pyetnJT1nt governrrtt
nnt to carry CIlIT our our Inflexible will in intljf Intill Inthc
till following ol1owln = manner mannerFirst nNtnnerFi mannerfj
First Fi fj t to extend to the population populationth popul Uon Uonth
th tv immutable foundations of civic civicliberty chle1thert civicliberty
liberty 1thert based on the real inviolability inviolabilityof inviolabilityierson
of person freedom ot conscience consciencespeech coniICJence3pfth consciencepeeth
speech union and association associationSecond aa assocIationieCiifld ocfttlon ocfttlonffJnd
Second without suspending ImBPf ndltg th the al alroady alrNldy atrady
roady ordered elections to the state statedouma statedouma stateV
V douma to invite the participation in inthe InthE InthE
the douma so far as the limited time timebefore limebEflre timebefurt
before the convocation of the douma doumaM
M ill permit of those e classes Ia ii of the thepoiiulation theopulatlon theP
poiiulation P ° l ulation now no completely deprived of ofettoral ofrights
ettoral rights leaving the ultimate ultimatedevelopment ulthnateclplopment ultimatedeelopment I
development of the th principle of elec electoral eh el c ctoral ¬
toral right in general eneral to the newly newlyestablished nel nelt newlyestablished
established t legislative lcgl athe order of things thingsThird tblngaIhird thingsThird
Third to establish as an unchange unchangeable unchangtthle ¬
able blf rule that no law shall be enforc enforcahlp entoranlf enforcihT <
ahlp ihT without the approval of the state stateliouma stateouma
4 liouma ouma and that it shall be possible possiblefor NHi
for r the elected of the people tu exer exercise exere exerreal ¬
cise e Sf real tl participation puU lpatlon in the super superi superliIt
i 1111111 si liIt m of the legality I Ut of the acts of ofthr ofthe oftht
the authorities appointed by us usAppeal usAppeal usAppeal
Appeal to the People PeopleWe Peoplee Peopleappeal
We e appeal to all faithful sons of ofTlussla otnu ofRussia
Russia nu d to remember their duty to toward toward toward ¬
ward the fatherland to aid in terml termlnuUnff terndnattllS tennitmtIng
nuUnff these e unprecedented unpIfCe < ented trouble troublearid troubleearId troubletkd
arid tkd tit t apply their forces in coopera cooperation cooperation COOperatior ¬
tion with wit us to the restoration of calm calmand calmnnd calmand
and peace upon our natal soil soilGiven soilGIven soilGIven
Given at Peterhof P terbot October 30th th In Inthe Inthp Inthe
the eleventh flf anth < year of our reign retenSign reigntSign reigni
i Sign A A NICHOLAS NICHOLASREAL NICHOLABREAL NICHOLASREAL
REAL RULER OF RUSSIA RUSSIACount RUSSIACount RUSSIACount
Count Witte Sends Message to the theAmerican theAmcrican theAmerican
American People Peoplei
Ht Ptenoburg Peterabu rg Oct 3GOfldnlght 3GOfldnlghtI i Midnight MidnightI
It I am sure the American people eO lle who whounderstand who1ndcr1tand yj yjunderstand
understand what freedom is and the theAmerican theAmerlcan theAmertean
American pre press which voices the thelsherf theishe timetshe
lsherf of the people ple will rejoice with withfriendly withfriendly
< 4 friendly RusSian nation at this mo mofr mot
fr t V ent when the Russian j people > have haveT haveftiId haverEiVPd
T cHvpd > from his imperial majesty maje ty the theTromlses theJromltlefl theTromnises
Tromlses and the g gtJRranttet irtrantftes of free freedom treedom fre fredom ¬ 1
dom and will Join In tho hope that the theRussian theRU8fian theV
V Russian people will wisely aid In it the thetealization thetfaJizatio1 themealizattoit
tealization of those liberties by b co cooperating eoCP ecoxrattmig ¬
operating CP < ruting with Jth the government for fortheir C01t fortheir
their t peaceful Jea etul Introduedon Only thus thuswill thuat thusiuI
t will 111 it be possible to secure the full fullbenefits Cull1fn fullThflCfits
benefits 1fn < fits of the freedom conferred upon uponthr uponthC upontw
thC people ptoflleVictory peOICV
V 1 Victory of People Complete Completet Completetount
t tount ount Wltte Russias ftrst premier premiertonight lteM lteMthnght Premiertonight
tonight sent the above message m to the theAmerican them theAxnricafl
American m < rlcan people through thro the th Associ Associated Auoclatfd AssociVV ¬
VV ated Press He b4 Jttsi arrived t at his hisresidence bl blrsidencf hisrcsidence
residence on fl Kanunenlovrov < v Prosoect Prosoectfrom Prontfrom t tfrom
from Peterhof where in the Alexander Alexanderpalace Aleander1al3Ce Alexanderpalate
palace the emperor two hours before beforehad beforelad beforehad
had given his final approval to a man manifesto manifesto manffesto ¬
ifesto and to a programme which will willforever wllJoreer willforeer
forever oreer end the rule ot absolutism ox oxercised Xrcised axercised
ercised by him him and his ancestors for forSoO fortO
SoO tO years A simple perusal of the man manifesto IMUitfsto maimfCSto ¬
ifesto shows how complete is the em emperors omrors on onperors ¬
perors rors abdication of his hi autocratic autocraticpower autOCruttepower autocraticpower
power Tho very style of the document document1s
V 1s clear ar and direct and devoid of the MieVerbose theverbose lme lmeV
V V Verbose vague and bombastic phrase ¬
ology which heretofore has character characterised ehRrtlcter ehRrtlcterbed characterIsed ¬
ised his majestys m juta manifestos manifestosWitte manifestosWitte manifentosWitte
Witte the Author AuthorIt
V
It not only betrays the real author authorship authorship authorhlp ¬
ship but shows that the emperor eml > eror at atItttetha atl atha
Itttetha l t hq irrevocably bowed to the in inevitable inevitable Invlttbi ¬
evitable vlttbi He does not oven conceal tho thofmet thofaet thofact
fact that th the discontent and agitation agitationof
of his h1 subjects has driven him to take taketh taketM takethe
th tM step and ant practically yields every everything cer certnlngchlt everytingcJvI ¬
thing tnlngchlt civil liberty the inviolability of ofperson otptorson ofpensomi
person and liberty of conscience speech speechand speechantI speechanti
antI assembly a He not only converts convertsthe convertfothe convertsthe
the farclal imperial douma with only onlyconsul onl onlCOtulu1taJhe onlycOuoultsUe
consul COtulu1taJhe tali ve power into an absolute absolutelegislative nb absolutelegisiati olute oluteJe
legislative Je Ia1IHtie ye assembly uembl without wlth ut the assent assentof M assentof ent entof
of which no measure ntel ure shall become b ome law lawand lawand
and beforewhich fItore wllch all governmental au authorities authorltfcs nuthurltles ¬
thorities must mu t answer but promises promiseseventually promhooOentuaUy ptomioatWentually
eventually universal suffrage suffrageAutocrat auffr suffrageAutocrat e eAutocrat
Autocrat No Longer LongerThe LongerThe LongerThe
The title titl Autocrat of all tho Rus Russltts Russlus Ruesias
sltts with which the manifesto begins beginsI beginsnow beginsnow
I now takes its place with the title of 01Klng ofICImmg
Dicing Klng of Jerusalem Jeru ftlem borne bor e by the kins kinsof killgof khgof
of Spain and tho emperor of Austria Austriaand AustrIaand Austriaand
and with other obsolete titles of Eu European European Europoamt ¬
ropean sovereigns 8OvorelHnsJ
J Pierpont Morgan jr and George GeorgeW GeorgW Georgcw
W Perkins P tkins were with Finance minis minister lIlnlster Ministen ¬
ter KokovsoflC when the latter received receivedthe reeehedthe receivedthe
the news It was a dramatic moment momentThe momentThe niomijentTh
The Th minister was called to the tele telephone tel telphone teiophone < ¬
phone and when he returned he waS waSKroat1 was wasgreatly wasgreatly
greatly Kroat1 agitated aglt ted and said saidGentlemen saidGentlemen saidGentiemnen
Gentlemen the old order of things thingshag tImingshas
hag changed ohung d Russia has a constitu constitution constitution constltution ¬
tion
Spread Like Wildfire WildfireThe WildfireTM WildfireThe
The news spread like wildfire wildfirethroughout wil wiidtlrethroughout firo firothroUghout
throughout the city Ity The revolution revolutionists rev revolutionists lutlon lutlonIsUl ¬
ists and active agitators generally de declared declared doclaied ¬
clared loudly that the governments governmentspromises governmentprmnlS governmentspromises
promises il would ould no longer suffice and andthat andthat andthat
that the strike must be continued continuedIn
In fact an hour after thc news be became bQcame b bcanme ¬
came known the revolutionists took tookoccasion tookocClUilon tookoccasion
occasion to throw the first t bomb in SL SLPetersburg StPetersbtlt SLPetersburg
Petersburg used 1Jlile l since the strike began boganThe b beganThe gan ganThe
The incident Inckle t occurred nesr nea r the poly polytechnic polyteclmtc poiytechnic ¬
technic school but there was no fatal fatality fatalI fatalItim ¬
ity Practically PracUcall all classes cl ssefl except e cept the thato tMoeta1iiltji thesoeIalist
I oeta1iiltji and the extreme radical rndlcalh m mhowever
h however ow vep r red ld th thp dqsulnettt wJth de deJI de deJight
JI Jight ltt ana Kftatn unmaenentand ettland dochmvl that thatIt
It could not fall to rally the moderates rnoderatto moderatesto
to th the support aUJfOTtor of Count VVitte WittePrinters VVittePrinters tte ttePrinters
Printers Would Not Work WorkBy WorkBy WorkBy
By the irony ir 1rpay40f ay of fate tvhijo the tl strik strikers strlkor stn1lcors ¬
ers or are a1 clamoring fur a flonitflutfoft flonitflutfoftj
j it has been impossible Impo to persuade the thestriking thestriking thestriking
striking printers pl luers to resume work andth and andth andthrrefoie
th thrrefoie refOe toQ not a single newspaper except exceptthe exceptthe exceptthe
the Oflicial Messenger fe nger will print the thamomehtus themomentus timeniomontus
momehtus document for distribution distributiontomorrow distrIbutiontomolrow distributiontomorrow
tomorrow Arrangements AnR gements however howeverhave howeerhave howeverhave
have been made to placard the mani manifesto manifesto maulbate ¬
festo on every eve dead wall in the city cityand cityand cityand
and the text will m be telegraphed to tomorrow tomorro tomorrow ¬
morrow to every city town and ham hamlet hamI hamlet ¬
let with which there is telegraphic telegraphiccommunication telogntpldccommunitation telegraphiccommunicatIon
I communication It also has ll CJ been read readin readIn readin
in the churches of the empire The Theforeign TheI Theforeign
foreign embassies eru sk > were notified and andlights andlhUi andlights
I
lights are burning late tonight in the thechancellorieswhere thecbancellorlet timechancelleries
chancellorieswhere chancelleries where the news is being beingput beingput beIngput
put into cipher Official notifications notificationswill otificationsm
will m also be sent to the Russian Ru slan ambas ambassadors ambasadors anmbassadors ¬
sadors abroad abroadWltte abroadWitte
abOOdWitte
Witte Has Faith FaithThe FaithThe FaithThe
The effect throughout Russia is ex expected expeeted expected ¬
pected to be instantaneous While the therevolutionists thereoluti thereyolutlenista
revolutionists reoluti ftiata threaten an attempt to tokeep tokeep tokeep
keep up the present Jle ent struggle the best bestopinion bestopinion bestopinion
opinion is that the backbone of the thestrike thestrike theStrike
strike is broken but in the final analy analysis analyiJll analysis ¬
sis the effect wlll depend upon how far farCount farCount farCount
Count Witte will be able to execute the theheaxy theIleav timeheavy
heavy Ileav task which he has assumed assumedSome assumedSome assumedSome
Some persons high in the government governmentbelieve governmentbelieve wernmentbelieve
believe it will be necessary nec lar to use bull bullcartridges 0011e ballcartridges
cartridges e to suppress the present presentmovement presentlnovem presentmovement
movement lnovem nt but Count ount Wltte appears appearsconfident uppearconfident appearsconhldent
confident He has become the bridge bridgewhereby lJrldJfyhcreb bridgewhereby
whereby yhcreb the people are to cross to con constitutionalism contUuUonali conSstttutlonaliem ¬
stitutionalism stitutionalismCabinet tUuUonali m mCabinet V VCabinet
Cabinet Selected SelectedThe Selectedrh SelectedThe
The rh count has alread already tentatively se selected Hee solected ¬
lected e led the members of his cabinet He Hewill Hewill Hewill
will himself hh elf hold no portfolio All Au the thepresent theplWlent thepresent
present ministers except those of o war warnavy warlItly warnavy
navy and foreign forei n affairs will be re retired retired yetired ¬
tired Prince Obolensky one of the thecounts theCOUnts timeCOWmts
counts former assistants iL lt1lalltsln in the min ministry mlnet rainlatiy ¬
istry of finance will Ut become minister of ofinterior ofinterior
interior M Romanoff another former formerassistant formerft5istoflt
assistant 8 Jatant to the minister will take the thefinance th thftnane thefinance >
finance portfolio M 1 iCon at present presenta
a senator nMtol and Russias ablest Ibl lit jurist juristwill juristwill
will 111 be minister of justice M ICrosov ICrosovsky Krososky Krosovsky
sky president of the St Petersburg Petersburgmunicipal Petersburgurtlcll Petersburgmunicipal
municipal urtlcll council will take the minis ministry mlnistl ministry ¬
try tl of education and M r Zeigler on onSchafttutusen onSchafthau OflSclsalthausn
Schafttutusen chief < of the railroad de department department dopartment ¬
partment of the ministry mlnl hy of finance financewill financewill
will become minister of ways and com communications commuft1catfona conimualcations ¬
munications municationsHurrahing muft1catfonaHurrahing mualcationsHurrahing
Hurrahing for Liberty LibertyLate LibertyLate LibertyLate
Late tonight after the news got gotabroad fotabnMad gotabroad
abroad crowds began marching up and anddown anddown anddowit
down theNevsky tbe ev ky Prospect Pro pect singing the thenational thonation timenatlonci
national nation a hymn and hurrahing for lib liberty liberty liberty ¬
erty It is significant sl niftcant that the great greatsearchlight IITentsearchlight greatsearchilglt
searchlight which hlch has ha been en lighting up upthe upt upthe
the t e Novelty Prospect from the admiral admiralty ¬
ty tower for three nijhts nl hts was turned turnedoff 1 1oft i ioff
off tonight tonightA tonlKhtIndicrout
A ludicrous incident occurred olocurredt at mid midnight midlIght maidnight ¬
night near the university when news newsboys nesbo newsbois ¬
boys bo s with JU on extra edition of the Offi Offici4l omci41 0111dm1
ci4l Messenger Me eng hurried into a cab of ofstrikers orIilrtkeJl ofatrIker i
strikers The instant the news became becameknown beLttmcknown becameknown
known the strikers > raised an uproar uproariotw uproarIos
iotw 10 cheer and the Cossacks who were werepatrolling werepatrolUnS werePatrolitng
patrolling the street mistaking the imr imrport Im Import mmport
port of the demonstration and think thlnkthe thinkimLg
ing the cries were seditious e lUous charged chargedand chnrgedaad chargedaed
and dispersed the ho workman with their theirwhtes theirwllM theirwlshis
whtes whtesAt wllMAt wlshisAt
At all the fashionable restaurants restaurantswine rotaunmtswine restaurantswine
wine was drunk In toasts to Liberty Libertyand Libert Libertand Libertyand
and the constitution constitutionPATTERSON COI1 constitutionPATTERSON UtuUon UtuUon81D1I
81D1I 81D1IPATTERSON
PATTERSON CONTEMPT CONTEMPTCASE CONTEMPTCASE CONTEMPTCASE
CASE UP IN COLORADO COLORADODenver
Denver Cole Oct aVArgument Argument on onmotion 011motion onmotion
motion to quash the information charging cltarglugect1tlJpt chargingcantmpt j jeuAltntpt
euAltntpt against United States Stlt Senator SenatorThortiJiB SenatorT1mffta SenatorThomas
Thomas M 1 Patterson on filed last Juno at atUM atUM atthe
UM Instance lns nce of t the supreme court was washeard wa wahrd washeard
heard today t0428 Time court ordered Pattcr Pattcrsonii Patter1H1 Pattcrsons
sons 1H1 ttorn attorney ya flhd nd the attorney general generalto It > neral neralt
to I file briefs by next Monday Senator SenatorPattersoaR Sena SenatorPattereoas t 0 0Patter
PattersoaR Patter K attorneys questioned the thepower thepO thepower
power pO I of the attorney general to file the thecourt theInfonnation theinfonuaUon
Infonnation and alan contended Uu tlmgt t th thoourt he heoourt
oourt had no nojurldlcUon jurisdiction by reason of ofthe orthe ofthe
the fact that the attorney att rney general failed failedto
to make uilk affidavit to the truth of the in inCorm IntorIItILUon intorsition
Corm torIItILUon tlon wlUUn wlU R a prescribed time At Attontey Aty Attoraey
tontey y General Miller 1llli contented himself himselfwith himselrwHh himselfwith
with citing rM tu easss to pove that the pro proceedinss proceedl11 proceedings
ceedinss were lC resular
BODY CUT UP TO TOHIDE TOHIDE TOHIDE
HIDE THE CRIME CRIMESusan
f
Susan Gearythe Geary the Vicfimdf Victim of f a Criminal CriminalOperation CriminalQp Criminalf
f Operation Qp OperationNATHANTELLS ration rationNATHANTELLS i iNATHAN
NATHAN NATHANTELLS TELLS HIS STORY STORYSEARCH STORYSEARCH STORYSEARCH
SEARCH IN BOSTONFOB FEMALE FEMALEVAMPIRE MALE MALEVI
VAMPIRE VI VAMPIREV VAMPIREflITTZIlUflq Il I R E EP V V V
flITTZIlUflq ITTSBURQ Pa PttJ Oct QctMTe 30 30The The heads headsof headsr
P r of o the local police and detective detectivebureaus detcctlycburoaus detectiveV detectivebureaus
V bureaus are firmly of the opinion opinionthat opinionthat opinionthat
that they now have llMoi in their possession possessionenough poasesslononougl1 possessionenough
enough information to thoroughly clear clearup cJearup clearup
up the celebrated Boston suit case rays mystocy m raystory s sto
tory to
tocyAs
As the result of admisfllons made by b bthe
the prisoner Morris Nathan when whenquestioned whenquestioned whenquestioned
questioned this afternoon thay th y are aro al almost 01most atmost ¬
most positive that the death of Susan SusanGeary SusanGoory SusanGetiry
Geary resulted from a criminal opera operation operation operation ¬
tion performed by a woman In Boston Bostonand Bostonand Bostonand
and that the body bod of the girl was after afterward afterward afterward ¬
ward mutilated to hide the fact The Thename Thename Timename
name of the woman has been be n divulged divulgedby di ulgod ulgodb
by b Nathan and upon u n receiving this in information Information information ¬
formation the officials dispatched word wordto wordto wordto
to the Boston auhorltiee to apprehend apprehendher
her herWhile
While Nathan does not apPqar to toknow toknow toknow
know enough to lend to positive con conclusions conclusions Coflclusions ¬
clusions he gives givossufliclent sufficient information informationto
to settle the mystery in the minds of ofthe ofth ofthe
the th Pittsburg detectives de ti08 Nathan Atha ad admitted tidmlLted adnutted ¬
i mitted under imde pressure that while the thelast tl16lust Limelast
last time he saw the girl glrlwa was on Sept Septhe Sept9V
9 9V he knew that the girl Irl had contem contemplated contcmplatEd contezimplated ¬
plated and discussed dl > cusscd with him the ad advisability advIsability advlsabiiity ¬
visability of submitting to a criminal criminaloperation criminaloperation criminaloperation
operation and that during more than thanone thanone thanone
one of these converaations the name of ofthe ofthe oftime
the woman to whom she proposed to togo togO togo
go had been mentioned and the conclu conclusion conclusion concludon ¬
sion is that she finally carried out this thisplan thisplan thisplan
plan with a r9sult fatal to herself herselfSEARCH herslfSEARCH herselfSEARCH
j SEARCH IN BOSTON BOSTONSo BOSTqNSo
So Far the Woman and Her Accom Accomplices Accomplices Accomplices ¬
plices Have Not Been Located LocatedBoatoir LocatedBostOlT V VBestow
Bestow Oct 80 BODetective Detective John AV AVMcGarr IVMcGttrr V VlIcG
McGarr lIcG rr has been gent ont to Pittsburg for forthe forthe fortime
the purpose of examining Nathan and andother undother andother
other members of the Shepherd King Kingcompany Kingcompany Kingcompany
company Superintendent Pierce of the thebureau thebureau thebureau
bureau of criminal investigation stated statedthat statedthat statedthat
that Nathan knew kne as a much as any anyone anyoneabout one oneabout oneabout
about the girl and her movements and andalso andalso
also of her physical condition up to the thetime thctime thetimci
time of her sudden disappearance disappearanceNathans dlsorpear disitrpearaneeNatimans nce nceNathans
Nathans engagement to the j i il rl 1 was wasopposed wasopposed wasopposed
opposed by the members of her family
he said saidSuperintendent sallSuperintendant V VSuperintendent
Superintendent Pierce said he hoped hopedto
to > make an arrest here in the case caseThis ca8 ca8This casoThis
This afternoon Inspector Armstrong Armstrongacting Armstronsacting Armstrongacting
acting under orders froni fro11 Chief Inspec Inspector Inspector Inspectoy ¬
tor Watts Tatts given after a telephone talk talkwith talkwith talkwith
with Pittsburg Plttsburgmade made a search of the theoffice theoffice theoffice
office of a femalephyskMan fcmdeph sItlan in Tremqnt Tremqntstreet TremQntstreet TreinQntstreet
street Later he began searching S for a aPhysician aP1t3ijlclan aplmysielan
Physician who it is understood had hadbeen hadbeeR hadbeen
been employed at the th Tremont street Vstreetestablishment streetestablishment streetostalJlililhment
establishment and who answers amtwers the th thdoterhtloll
description of the man who purchased purchasedtHedress Durdmf5eddie nurchasedtile
tHedress die dress s auit ullcuse5 uit cases from two pawn pawnbrokers pawnbro rawnbrokers ¬
brokers brokersThe bro brokersTime
broThe
The place searched on oy Tramoitt TramoBtstreet TramoBtstreetIs street streetIs
Is one widely advertised in certain pa papers papars napore ¬
pars as an institution devoted devot d especial especially ¬
ly l to the th treatment of women When Whenthe Whenthe Vhenthe
the police made inquiry in Worcester Worcesterfor
for the practitioners > alleged aUe ed to be the thehead theh thehead
head h d physician ph iiicl811 at the Tremont street streetinstitution streetin streetInstitution
institution in Utution they the were told that he had hadnot hadnot hadnot
not been in the city eft since last August AugustAnother AUfUStAnother AugustAnotimer
Another doctor who wh is I said to have havpbeen haypbeen havebeen
been connected with the institution for forwhom lorhom forwhom
whom hom they also made inquiry was said saidto saidto saidto
to be in New York In connection connectionwith cOlmectlonVitil connectionwith
with the search for the second doctor doctorit
it was learned that the theory theor had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been developed that when an operation operationupon operationupon operationupon
upon the woman W01UanSfJemed seemed likely to prove proveunsuccessful proounsucecssful proveunsuccessful
unsuccessful a second doctor more moreskillful moreskillful moreskillful
skillful than the first was called and andthat andthat andthat
that after death had taken place he hedissected hedissected hedissected
dissected the body bodyMEANS bod bod1EANS bodyV bodyMEANS
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MEANS RUIN TO MANY MANYHundreds MANYHundreds MANYHundreds
Hundreds of Small Shareholders Sha1ell ldels in inEnterprise inEnterprise inEnterprise
Enterprise Bank Will lose loseTheir LoseTheir LoseTheir
Their All AllPitlsburs AUPlttsbulS AlLPittsburg
Pitlsburs Oct 80 BOThe The coroners In Inquest inquest Inquest ¬
quest into the death of T Lee Clark Clarkthe Clarkthe Clarkthe
the cashier of the Enterprise National Nationalbank Nationalbank Nationalbank
bank of Allegheny All heny begun today todayt todayAmong todayAnmong
t Among the prominent people who whohave whohave whohave
have been subpoenaed to V testify are areFrancis areFrancIs areFrancis
Francis J Torrance an official of the theSanta theSnnta theSanta
Santa Fe Central railroad railroad and the thePennsylvania thePenns thePennsylvania
Pennsylvania Penns lv8ni Development company companythe companythe companytime
the two companies of which the dead deadcashier deadcashier deadcashier
cashier was treasurer Wilson A AShaw AShaw AShaw
Shaw president of the Dank of Pitts Pittsburg PIttsburg PIUSburg
burg and Frederick < Gwynnar presi president president president ¬
dent of the Enterprise National bank banktlie banktfie bankthe
the entire board of directors and Mrs Mrslark Mrslark Irs Irslark
lark widow idow of the theCWl111er theCWl111errhe cashier cashierThe cashierTime
The decision of Comptroller of the theCurrency th thCunenc theCmuremicy
Currency Ridgjey to L call for a full 100 100the 100ptr 100per
per cent asae asseamept Sment on the stock of ofthe ofthe
the insolvent institution Is causing causingmuch causingmUch causimigmUch
much anxiety among f nollg the stockholders stockholdersSome 5tockholdcrsSome stockholdersSonic
Some of the bank officials predict that thatthe thatthe thattime
the assessment levied will bankrupt at atleast atleast atleast
least 800 00 shareholders if they are able ableto ableto ableto
to pay at all au In many cases It is issaid I Isaid Insaid
said shareholders paid every cent they theyhad the thehad theyhad
had for their stock Those small stock stockholders atockholders stockholders ¬
holders are shop sho keepers hardworking hardworkingmen 11 rdworklngmen
men and women in the mills and in inthe Inthe inthe
the factories of lower Allegheny A1 egheny and andwidows andwidows andwidows
widows and orphans orphansThe o oipltjjnsTime hJn8 hJn8The
The coroners inquest was postponed postponeduntil postponeduntil postpomieduntil
until tomorrow on account of the ill illness 111ness illnose ¬
ness of Mrs Clark the th cashiers cashierswidow caahierswidoW cashierswidow
widow widowTIME
4 lID V4DTiME e eTIME
TIME IS INOPPORTUNE ISIN10PPQRTUNENegotiations INOPPORTUNENegotiations JNOPPORTUNENegotiations
Negotiations for New Russian Loan LoanDcclared LoanDcclared
Dcclared Off OffSt OffSt OffSt
St Petersburg Oct SO BOThe The negotia negotiations m sotia sotiatlons gotiatiomms ¬
tions for the new Russian Uus fcn loan loa wore woredellnitely weredellnltely woredeiinitely
dellnitely atljourngd d at a meeting meeting ot otthe otthe ottime
the financiers today Both sides agree agreathat agleothat agreethat
that it would ould b bit bt inopportune to place a aloan nloan aloan
loan on the forolgns nipr ml1rlo1 nmrIots ots < until V the theIntorior theInterlor timeInterior
Interior situation situationVi in Vi Russia has haschanged lU13changed lmasclmanged
changed The Th8Jtltltfng parting of ottJ th foreign foreignbankers foreignbankers foreignbankers
bankers and M 1 Koknoa tfit finance financeminister 6nILnceminister Iluaneeminister
minister was entirely amitUie the theformer thoformel timeformer
former expressing eXI1r l S their willingness to toreturn toreturn toreturn
return to St t PoebUfl ater burg and nd reume retfumotlie reumethe reumethe
the negotiations at the ministers invi invitation Jnvltallon mvtUtiOflV ¬
tation tationDuring tallonDudng tUtiOflVDuring
During the negotiations M MV Kokovs Kokovsoff
off told the banker th that tlt it was wasth V the in intention Intention intention ¬
tention of the government to employ employtlie employUle employthe
the proceeds of the loan for the liqui liquidation liQuidation itquidatlon ¬
dation of th tl1ft war w r expenses e llonseB the repatri repatriation 1 rpatrlatloim pl1trlaUon ¬
ation of the army afm etc and to sfcneral sfcnerally tncrnlly <
ly restore tho tatup tatu quo UO ante bellum bellumThere benumTher beilurnThere
There also is a aJ tacit ct understanding to toplace topJace toplace
place orders for warships In tho coun countries countries oun ountries ¬
tries participating in time lo loams Tho Thoforeign Thoforalg11 Theforeign
foreign bankers have arranged alran io leave leaveSt leaveSt leaveSt
St iPetersburg Petersbur In a body bo h on Wednes Wednesday Wednesday cdnes cdnesday ¬
day by water A JSteum flteum tmr < r Jiag Jma been beenchartered becnc1Ilrterod beenchartered
chartered for this purpose purposePrices Vprposb VprposbPrices l1lrpo D DPrlce5
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Money Alleged to Have Been Sent to New York by Montana MontanaMan MontanaMan MontanaMan
Man Failed to ioArriveDe1ecfives Arrive Detectives at Work and andSome andSome andSome
Some Doubt pou t Expressed Expr ssed i
i T PAUL Minn nnnOct Oct 20 A dispate dispatefrom di5pa dispaifrom o ofrom
S from Helena Mont says Tub ThVcontents Th Tubcontents
contents of a 25000 express pack package Pack Packngo packago
age sent from Hamilton MontL ont to Ne NeYork Ne NeYork NiYork I
York are missing and detectives at Vattrying atjEji atjEjitrying I
trying to discover what became booameof of tl tlmoney the themone tuenmonoy
money mone Tile money was as shipped by
Charles F Kelley Kenc to N W V Harris HarrisCo HarrisCo Harrisco
Co for investment Instead of receiv receiving receivlug ¬
ing the securities he hihad had purchased purchasedKellov pureimasedKeiley
Kellov K olley was iva dumbfounded dum bioun ed to receive rsme1ve1a rsme1ve1aletter a alottor alottor
lottor stating stat1n that the cont cOl comtsntsdL comtsntsdLpackage tMnta nt rOOe1verI cK tTt6L tTt6LIckage 4i5j
package upon receipt rCt Dt by the theNQw theNewlirm Now Yajeff Yajefffirm 1Q 1QfIm
firm consisted of newspaper clippings clippingsThe cJippinThe clIppirmgaThe
The seal however was as intgct intgctSt h1t t tSt
St Paul Minn Iinn Oct 30 30At At the office officeof ofl1eof
of the Northern Express company here hereIt i iit r I
it was frankly admitted that that the thestory thestory thestory
story from Helena was true except exceptthat exceptthat excepttimat
that the amount was 14060 Instead of ot2i
25000 2i O No details were given out outMissoula outIIissoula outMissoula
Missoula Mont Oct 30 30C C F Kel Ccir
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Soocial to The Herald Heraldf HeraldW
A I f ASHINGTdN Oct SO 3O1111B Tha United Unitedfy U11t UnitedV ted tedStatu
W V fy V Status supreme court today todayhanded tQda tQdahandeq todayhanded
handed down a highly hl hly Impor Important fpJPortant hpxrtant ¬
tant decision in a case arising ut V Og Ogden Ogden Ogden
den Utah in which it is heldthat held that thatstolkholder thatstoCkholder a astockholder
stockholder in any an national bank has a aright alight aright
right to examine the books of that Vthatbunk thatbunk thatbunk
bunk and that directors and V other otherbank otherbank otherbank
bank officials have no mo right or author authority authority authorIty ¬
ity to deny 1en < such stockholder access M ce8S to tothe tothe totli
the tli banks bank records The decision V was washanded washanded washanded
handed down do m by Justice Day in tli tlicase thJ thJcase thacase
case of o1J J W Guthrie A R R Heywood HeywoodHenry HeywoodHenry HeywoodHenry
Henry Conant Edward Conant Pat Patrick ratrlclc Patrick ¬
rick Healy R T Hume and O M MRurlon lfRurlon MRurion
Rurlon plaintiffs in error against H HO HO
O Harkness H rkness The case came UP nowrit oa oawrit QQwrit
writ of error from the supreme court CQuttof CQuttofUtah of ofUtah ofUtah
Utah the court afllrming the decision decisionof
of tlip court below with costs costsHarkness lostBHalkne ostsHarkness
Harkness is a stockholder in the theCommercial theCommercial
Commercial National bank of Ogdn Ogdnand Ogdnand Ogdenand
and claimed the right as stockholder stockholderto
to have access to and make an inspec
Senator George Sutherland yesterday yesterdayrecalved yeterdayrecttlved yeeterdiiyreceived
received a letter r from Major General Ge ral F FC 1 1C VC
C Ainsworth the military Secretary l6tltry of ofthe otthe ofthe
the war department stating that the thematter themLttet theImt4tter
matter of the proposed ed ahandoiutftnt andQn ftt of ofFort otFort ofFort
Fort Duoliesne would be held in abeyance abeyanceuntil abeyanceuntllnextJtino beyneeuntil
until untllnextJtino noxtJUno noxtJUnoGeneral noxt JLlno JLlnoGeneral V VGeneral
General Aineworths letter was 15 in hlre hlresponso re responso responstm
sponso to a letter sen lieQt to Secretary S ot ofWar otWar otWar
War W H Taft by Senator Sutherland SutherlandOctober SutherldOctober SuthcniatlOctober
October 13 In the loiter Senator Se aLOr Suther Sutherland Sulherland SUthO5land ¬
land referred to the report N tax Fort FortDuchosno FortDuchOlino FortDucimosno
Duchosno was about to he abllndoned abllndonedand abandon abandonand
and added addedwise addedIt addedtIt
It seems to me that It wQulc1b ul1 ul1wis Upwise
wis wise to abandon thIs fort for tlW thfJ th raasoii raasoiithat reason rtllsonthat reasonthat
that the Indians formerly Cormerl occupying o up lng tho thoUintali thoUlnWh theUintaim
Uintali reservation are feellns somuwlmt somuwlmtugly t enmuewlmatugly omuwhatugly
ugly over the opening of time reservation reservationand
and I am credibly Y informed ed that t t thg thgwould tftr tftrwould 1lt 1ltwouldprobabb
would wouldprobabb probably have been beentimeum trau tto lf Trtlhj Trtlhjthem I Ithem
them already if it had not btom b b5e p pprCSllCO fir feryrescmco jl o oprcscjico
prcscjico of the troops It la expected C VCcfl1
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i who shipped to New York brokers brokersan brokerll brokerllan
an express package supposed to have havecontained haveCOntained
contained Ut692 14692 but which is said to
have V contained only onl worthless paper paperWhen paperWhep paperWhen
When the brokers broke the seals was wasonnrIy
formerly chairman of the Miseoula Miseoulalodge Miseoulalodge
lodge of the Order of Railway TeUgra TeUgraphers Telegraphers elegraph
phers ph erR Local newspapers some time timego timeuigo
iKo go printed a story to the effect that
Kelley Jelle had received 16000 from from the
Nevada gold fields sent to him by a
former friend whom he had grub grubstaked yub yubstaked ¬
staked Jpotectivos of ortbe the rallro raUIQt rilflhtjL1thmd flajtid flajtidHBcpr hJtd hJtd18ti
HBcpr 18ti K companies U a sssdeavoniugV siBdeuvoringto siBdeuvoringtosatisfy to to1St
satisfy 1St themselves th mSfJIvos that tho mpnay was wasshipped wasshiptaid wa wahipf
shipped hipf > ed from Hamilton and that Ittl Ittlley Kllley K1V K1VIcy
ley had the money mone on deposit either eitherhere elthorhere eitherhere
here or at Hamilton previous to the thesending thesenqlng thesencliimg
sending of the express package packageNew packageNew IckagoNew
New York Oct 30 30t At the offices of ofN ofc
N c W Harris Co in this city cit It was wassaid wassaid wassaid
said today that detectives had been beenput beenput beenput
put to work to trace the missIng secur securities securWes securflIes ¬
Wes
HARKNESS WINS WINSVAFTER AFTER LONG FIGHT FIGHTSupreme FIGHTSupreme FIGHTSupreme
Supreme Court of the United Unjted States Hands Down Opinion in inCelebrated inCelebrated inCelebrated
Celebrated Ogden Bank Case CaseRight Right of Shareholder Shareholderto
to inspectBooks Inspect Books Affirmed
tion of the th confidential records of the thebank thebank thebank
bank particularly the records of loans loansand loansand loansand
and deposits lIe declared he wanted wantedto wautedtoinliJpeet
to toinliJpeet inspect the books to ascertain the thevalue thevalue timevaiue
value of his stock and also ascertain ascertainwhether ascertainwhether ascertainwhether
whether the business affairs of the thebank thebaNk timebank
bank were being properly conducted conductedfor
for ho had doubts about the methods methodsin
in vogue This right was denied him himby himby Iminmby
by the bank officials and he took the thecase thoI timeease
I case to court with the result above abovestated abo aboI abovestated
stated todays decision being final finalJustice 11nalJusticc finalJustice
I Justice Day held that Harkness had hadsought hadouglmt
sought an opportunity to Inspect the thebooks thebooks timebooks
books of the bank to satisfy himself himselfthat himselfthat himselfthat
that the concern was not being im improperly Improperly improperly ¬
properly conducted < and coming to the thepoint thepoint
point at issue said saidThere saidThere saidThere
There can be no question that the thedecisive thedecisive timedecisive
decisive weight of American authority authorityrecognizes uuthorityrecognizes authorityrecognizes
recognizes the common law right of the theshareholder theiharehoJdcJ timeshareholder
shareholder for 01 proper purposes and andi anduntlfr amiduntlcr
i under reasonable regulations as to toplace toidace
1 place and time to inspect > t the books of ofthe 01the oftime
the corporation of which he is a mem member memher memimher ¬
her
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BOARD OF ELECTIONS DECLINES TO PLACE PLACEJEROMES PlACEJEROMES PLAGEJEROMES
JEROMES NAME NA E ON OFFICIAL BALLOT
New Ne York Del 30 Mj 0I A tie vote of two twoRepublicans twoRepublicans tWORepublicans
Republicans against two Democrats who whocomposo whocomposcm
composo the board of elections today re relecred reje rejeThd I
lecred je nd the lie Republican partys request to toplace toplace I Iplace
place William PfUl m Travers Jerome s name in inthe Inthe
the Republican n column to wsplece me mename Ulenamo timenamo I
name namo of William A A Flammer l as a nom nomine nomInee nonimoo ¬
moo for or the office of district attorne attorney 3mm 3mmthe
the coming city and county election electtonllr electtonllrJeromes Mr MrJoromes MrJeromes
Jeromes name is already on the bauot bauotas bllUotao
as an independent candidate candidateTho candidateTho candidateThe
Tho action of Charles A Flammer the theregularly t1 t1reguiar Viaregularly
regularly nominated Republican candidate candidatefor cetndldKttor
for this office > in withdrawing his c cazuli cazulidacy ndl ndldacv
dacv last week in favor of Mr Jetotne Jetotnecaused J Jeaomecaused ome omecau8IJd
cau8IJd caused the Republican county ticket to tonominate tonominate tonominate
nominate Mr Jerome as the partys can candidate candldllle calldidate ¬
didate Tho board of elections was asked askedto llJkedto
to place the name on the ballot Chair ¬ I
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man l an Voorhis and Mr McGuire Democrat Democratic
ic members of thIs board voted against againstthe againstthe againsttime
the substitution while Dady and Page FageRepublicans PageRepublicans PageRepublicans
Republicans favored it itChairman itChuhman itChairman
Chairman Voorhis in stating his objec objection objection objeetiozm ¬
tion said that Mr Flammer had not no notified notitled notitled ¬
titled the board in writing of his declina declination detlInatlon detlImmation ¬
tion Moreover Mor ver he declared that the th law lawrequired lawr lawrequjreti
required r quJrd all declinations to be filed by
Oct IS l S and vacancies to be filled by the theboard theQoIH1 timebOnitl
board on Oct 23 at the latest latestJustice latestJUStice
Justice McCall In the superior court courton courtIII courtCII
on application of f Henry Hen L Stimson at attorney attorney ¬
torney for the Republican county connt commit committt committie
tt t tie Issued bii 11 order trf the board to show showtpiso showlS0 showc95e
tpiso c95e lS0 tomorrow to Justice JlI Uce Stover why Mr MrJeomos lrJ0J110s
Jeomos I eornes name should not be placed on ont ontta onthe
t the > o official ballot under ut der the Republican Republicanemblem Republicanmblem Republicanemblem
emblem for district dl trlct attorney uttorne
PROPOSED ABANDONMENT OF OFFORT FORT DUCHESNE DUCHESNETO
TO 1TO 1 BE HELDIN HELD IN If ABEYANCE UNTIL JUNE
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that a large number num r of settlers sttcrswillgo will go gointo gointo
into tho reservation in the spring and andthere Ilndthere endthere I
there Is 11I lUlU likely J lely to be more or less lessdifficulty lessdlftUlty less1lfjeufly
difficulty between them and the In Indl 1mmdianx IndlajiK
dlajiK dl n8 wbo are Inclined to be resentful resentfulunless r08entfulunle reasutfulunlesa
unless unle tho troops are there to act as a arestraint areMralnt arestraint
restraint Until U UIL a a atable civil govern government gocrnment governmeat ¬
ment fe I established C8tabil hed on the h8 reservation reservationand re enatlonnd
and nd until util the Indians have ha became b tI ac accustomed acetultomed acciwtomed ¬
customed to their new newUberties liberties this fort fortought fortought fortouglmt
ought not to be abandoned If any anY8uch anY8uchaBtlon such VSUthaatipmm suchaction
action is being contemplated ontom pIa ted I very verymuch verymu verymuch
much mu h hope that it will not bo finally finallyOtken flnaUytJLk11 finallyiLkeu
Otken until I can hax have e an opportunity of ofpresenting otprfJenttn ofpresenting
presenting time matter to you youThe youTho youThe
The delay assured by General Alas Aitiswonhs Jlfl8worths AlasWorths
worths letter will give Senator Sh tQr Suthw Suthwland Suthsrlam1 Sutlierland
land the desired opportunity to make makepersonal makepersopl makepersonal
personal representations to the Ul depart departrrujiit dopartInIp departVnWZt
rrujiit VjjfQ hifore 1i fpr definite action Is taken tak n Sen SenfaWpAMthorfand SeniII Senrfltlior1and
faWpAMthorfand iII t thorfaml bollevcs time fort should shouldbe houhdba
be 000 jita nhmtijtainod Uilnod talnod for at least a year or two twomorc twoznorc
morc znorcV V
GHOULS FIGHT FIGHTFOR FIGHTFOR FIGHTFOR
FOR THE ESTATE ESTATESome
Some Mystery About the Death of ofMrs ofMrs ofMrs
Mrs Margaret M lgaret Todd ToddINQUIRY ToddJNaU ToddINQUIRY
INQUIRY JNaU RY MAY MAYBE BE ORDERED ORDEREDWOMAN ORDEREDwoMAN I IWOMAN
WOMAN WAS EIGHTY YEARS OLD OLDAND OIDAND OLDV OLDAND
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AND VERY EfJY RICH RICHV RICHNeW j jNew
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New York D ld4 > i 39l VSLLW11Z jLt twaa watt inavnod inavnodyeaterflay tnavnodyeetrdy mL1edtt
yeaterflay tt r that wealthy Mrs Margaret MargaretTodd MargaretTodd Iargn tt ttTodd
Todd who was found o nd dead Friday Fridayni FrJ Fridaynigimt d 1 1I
ni niKht ht In a railroad r Uroad out in a suburb of ofPhiladelphia ofPhiladelphia ofPhmilatelphla
I Philadelphia had arrived in that city cityand cityand cityamid
and had left there presumably for New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York when hen she met death deathCoroner deathCoroner deathCoroner
Coroner Scholer said last night that thathe thathe thathe
he considered the circumstances of ofMrs ofMrs
Mrs 115 Todds death death very suspicious but butthat butthat butthat
that he had no jurisdiction as assim she died diedin diedin diedin
in another city clt He would however howeverhe
he said prevent the funeral from from tak taking takIng talclug ¬
ing place and order an investigation if ifrequested Ifrequested ifrequested
requested to do so by the Philadelphia Philadelphiacoroner PhUadelphlacoroner Philadelphiacoroner
coroner or police poUceThe policeThe v vThe
The body of Mrs Todd will be buried buriedtoday buriedtoday buriedtoday
today and the police will be on hand handto handto handto
to prevent a clash between the factions factionswarring factionsarIns factionswarring
warring for or control of her big estate estateJn cshltcIn estatein
In the dead womans apartment in inthe Inthe intue
the Von Hoffman at 29 West Twenty Twentysixth Twemitysixth
sixth street yesterday esterda Mrs Georgia GeorgiaI GeorgiaHowe
Howe the stepdaughter passed the theday theday
day behind barricaded doors and andguarded andguarded amidguarded
I guarded by b two private detectives detectivesDownstairs detectivesDownstairs
Downstairs In the office of the hotel hotelLawyer hotelLlLw hotelLpmvyr
Lawyer LlLw r Insersoll Lockwood announc announcing announcIng ammnoimncing ¬
ing himself as the dead womans trus trustee trustee tzustee ¬
tee under an old will hold possession possessionwith lo8sessionwith pOslleSmzioJmtvith
with two other privates prh ates The identity identityof
of the mysterious woman who drove drovewith dlOvewith drovewith
with Mrs Todd to 0 the train in Jersey Jc sey
City Clt and then disappeaned has not been heendl beezidiscovered
discovered discoveredMrs dl discoveredMrs covered coveredIr
Mrs Ir Todds estate is estimated to bo boworth lJoworth howorth
worth 820000 t OOO to 1000000 O She Sizenarhy was wasnearly wasnIly
nearly SO years ears old VOIdV oldand V and had been suc successful sueS8Cul succeesful ¬
cessful in real estate transactions for foryears foryrs foryers
years She was w three times married marriedher marriedher marriedher
her last husband being Louis L Todd Toddfqrnw ToddfqrmQ Toddfqgmet
fqrnw owner of the Vcndome and andIallbolOugh amidMarlborough
Marlborough het hotel l Her only children childrenare
are Mrs Is Frank Towsey widow of a awell awell awell
well known publisher < r and Mrs rs Georgie
Howe a stepdaughter Mrs Irs Towsey
is now in Berlin and has been cabled to tocome tocome tocoitie
come home at once Trouble over Mrs Its ItsTodds V
Todds will ill and alleged effort to have
her execute a new will on the night be before before ¬
fore her strange death has added to
the th1 mystery surrounding the whole af ¬
fair fairMADE V
II IIMADE
MADE USELESS SACRIFICE SACRIFICEAccount SACRIFICEAccount SACRIFICEAccount
Account Over Which Cashier Block BlockKilled BlockKilled BlockKilled
Killed Himself Paid Into Buf Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo ¬
falo Bank BankBuffalo BankBuffalo BankBuffalo
Buffalo N Y Oct 30 80Late Late this aft afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
ernoon at the Citizens bank Nathan NathanKckstein NatimanIckstehi athan athancleateln
Kckstein of Seattle SfMlttlpald paid to Vice Presi President President President ¬
dent O Fred teller what was announced announcedto
to be a considerable sum of money pre presumed presumed prosuzimed ¬
sumed V to be between botw n 545000 and 50000 50000Tho 60000The tO000The
The money paid Into the bank < was just justenough justenougll justenough
enough to take up all the notes of Mr
Ecksteins brothers Charles C arles and Adalph Adalphof dalphotthe
of otthe the WhitneyEckstein Thitn < Ecksteln Seed company of ofBuffalo orBuffalo ofBuffalo
Buffalo held fly 1 h yUle the bank The paper waS waatransferred wa3transferred waStransferred
transferred toNathan t td Nathan Eckstein EcksteinThus EcksteinThull EckstelnTitus
Thus was settled without the loss of a adollar adOIJar adollar
dollar to the bank the indebtedness be believed belleved ¬
lieved to have caused cau ed the > young youu cashier cashiorHenry cashierHenry cashierHenry
Henry J Block to commit suicide The Theaffair fheaftadr Timeaffair
affair is now regarded as a closed cIo ed inci incident incIdent mcdent ¬
dent so far as the bank Is concerned concernedTlie concernedThe concernedThe
The body of the young cashier was wasbrought wasbrought wasbmougiit
brought home tonight iys 115 books whicn whicnwere whlcnwere whicawere
were examined today wero found to be becorrect becorn becorrect
correct correctBlock corn correctBiocit el elBloc1t
Block knpw last Friday Frldll according to toLymsn tOLyman
Lymsn Baker attorney for the Ecksteins Ecksteinsthat Eclisteinethat Eciceteinsthat
that the money to take up the paper was wasavailable wasav wasavldialAIe
available av ttaltJe and would be paid over to the tliebank Uleb thebsnk
bank b lnk today todaylr toc1arill todayMr
ill lr teller made a mistake in saying sayingthat sa3tJngthat sayingthit
that there > were forgeries rsarlcs in connection connectionwith conncctlon1Ul connectormnitim
with 1Ul th the warehouse receipts upon which whichMr whichtr whmcimMr
Mr tr Block loaned said Mr Ir Baker Time TIlcon1 Tlieonly TimeoziW
only on1 difficulty was W S that more money mone was wasadvanced wastchliJi wasudvailced
advanced tchliJi than the collateral waa worth worthMORE worthM worthMORE
MORE M 0 REP PROSECUTIONS PROSECUTIONSLIKEIY PROSEflQV PROSEflQLIKELY R OSECUTI ONS ONSLI
V
V LIKELY LI KEf Y TO FOLLOW FOLLOWPhiladelphia FOLLOWPhladclphia FOLLOWV FOLLOWPhiladelphia V
Philadelphia Oct 30 lOIt It was Intl Intlmatoq Inlfmat lntlmate4
matoq mat if today by b James ampes Gay Gordon Gordonspecial GordonsPoclal Gordonspeelai
special counsel for J Iayor ay ° r Weaver that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the reoort of Major MajorGillette ajor Gillette and John JohnDonald JohnDonald JohnDonald
Donald MacLennan MacLennanthe the expert exp rt engin engineers cnglnCQ engincore ¬
core CQ immnl flmployod y VO vod d b by Y th thtBiinayor tnaYor to inesti inyesti inyestitWrAtiQniwplant i11c nmtezmtigateIti tI tIsate
sate gateIti I tWrAtiQniwplant I JjQru plant contrjicits c contraqtawoulWb1i mbtl t twou
wou woulWb1i f7 1 ilI l Sz1 l1 b additional pro proecutiOI1 pros prosccutLon rs rsccution
ccution
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HORROR ON THE THESANTA TIIESANTA TH THV
V SANTA FE E ROAD ROADThirteen ROADIhhteen
I II ITJrlrteen I
Thirteen Persons Killed Kil d and Thirty ThirtyInjured ThirtyV 1 1Injured
Injured in il Wreck WreckACCIDENT WreckV WreckACCIDENT
V V I II IACCIDENT I
ACCIDENT IN INVICTIMS ROCKY CUT CUTVICTIMS CUTi CUTiVICTIMS
i
VICTIMS GROUND GROUNDA9AINST AGAINST WALL WALLOF WALLOF WALLOFSTONE
OF OFSTONE OFSTONEfXSA STONE STONEIA2CSAS STONEKANSAS
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IA2CSAS fXSA CITY Mo 10 Oct 31 30TIdr 30TIdrr Thiv Thivteoti Tlu Tluteoll
KANSAS
r teem parson wee we e killed and 8nt1 ntt thirty thirtyinjured thIrtyInjured thirtyInjured
injured in the wrack today of the theAtchison theAtchison theAtchison
Atchison Topeka Santa SantaPe Pe F Fger passen passenger l lI8en lI8engel ¬
ger train No No1 1 known as the Califor California CUfornla Ceiiforala ¬
ala express 6Xpr s which blch while hlle running at atthe atthe atthe
the rate of thirtyfive miles an hour hourstruck hourstruck hourstruck
struck a loose rail ditcjilttg five 6 care careone careone al8 al8ol1
one ol1 mils east of Bluq river which is isthe Isth i itim
the th eastern limits of this ttil city oil The Thetrain Thetrain
train which left Chicago Cblct o at t 10 IOoclock IOoclockIrst oclock oclockJr oclocklrlst
Jr Irst st night amt was wa due here at 1080 1080this 1030this
this morning morning is a through train run running rmning UI1 UI1n1ng ¬
ning betweenChicago between Chicago and 1l d San Fran Francisco Franctseo Frammc1eo ¬
cisco It was running at a higher speed speedthan speedthan speedthan
than usual today being ten or fifteen fifteenminutes ftfteenm1nutes fifteenmnhmutes
minutes behind its schedule scheduleWrecked scheduleWrecked scheduleWrecked
Wrecked on a Curve CurveThe CurveThe CurveTimo
The wreck occurred at what railroad railroadmen raihoudmen railroadmcmi
men cull the Rock Creek Lout on a acurve acune acurve
curve where jagged rock walls 118 on each eachside ea eachside h hlide
side of the track form a bluff lpiii almost almo atlimmostioo > t
100 foot high The angina en lnJ was ft going goingso
so rapidly that It ItpRssed passed the loose e rail railin ranin raIlin
in safety The mail car immediately immediatelybehind immediatelybOimind
behind jumped the track and struck struckthe slru strucktile k kthe
the side of the bluff to the right ri ht and andi andthe andthe
i the tour cars following plowed through throughit
it and shot against th thq high stone wall wallat wallat aU aUat
at the he left leftGround leftGround leftGround
Ground Against Stone Wall WallThe WaltrhO WallTime
The sides V of the coach cochei as were ere torn tornoff tornoff tornoff
off by scraping against the rough roughstone roughHtone roughstone
stone surface and passengers paS1len rs and andtrainmen andtrainmen andtrainmen
trainmen ground against thewall the e WJIII were wereeither woreeither ere ereeither
either killed outright or 0 badly hurt hurtThe hurtTIle hurtTime
The cars which left the truck ii > crc r a amail amall amail
mail car a baggage and express car earthe carthe carthe
the smoking tar ar a chair car ear find nd a atourist atourist atourist
tourist sleeping l eping ear Th Thee tourist touristsleeperg toristsleepel touristsieepemr
sleeperg fwo wo standard Pullmans and andthe andthe andthe
the dinind dlnin dinhmmezu cur iu remained on the track trackThe trackThc trackThe
The > smoking moli 1g cur split the baggage ear earahead carahead earahead
ahead of It just u t V below b the floor fi line lineand Uneand lineand
and the baggage car when it stopped stoppedwas
was on top of what was left of th thsmoking the thesmoking thesmoking
smoking car The other derailed d rafled cars carswere carswere carswere
were jammed against agoi ilt the rocks except exceptthe excepttime
the splintered fragments of the smoker smokerNone smokerNone smokerNone
None of the passengers in the cars carswhich carewhich
which remained on the track was wasRain huti hutiRain
Rain Added to the Horror HorrorRelief HorrorRelief HorrorRelief
Relief trains with physicians and andsurgeons an andsurgeons
surgeons m3 lefi this city or w u th tu sc Ijqnc ne of ofthe ofthe oftlje
the witcjc wisc as aJJ s soon soon as possible Pending Pend PescThm PescThmtime
ill time arrival of the relief r l ef trams the able ableboflied ablebolo4 ble
boflied passengers pusscnS 18 and trainmen traln n did all alltliej aUt1le alltimey
tliej t1le < 30Uld to Care care re for the d deaA a and A q m mleviatethe ft ftl tatici
leviatethe l ici viatQ mate th distressif tlp Itflfttfla ill3 WOO Their Theirefforts rllelrefforts Limelrefforts
efforts wefe det et liaMlcaT ll IUIMICWPI5O1V Jiaf 11P pelJ V by y sr atWld atWldrlttnhich aeoldra1mvWiiielm oid oidminWhich
minWhich fellgOBIR slid added to tothe toth tothe
the th gloom of theTsjuation tl1rsluation The Tb passen passengers JNCNCUgelS pasoengers ¬
gers worked heroically under difficul difficulties dlmculties dillicultieS ¬
ties and andwhen when the doctors arrived roost roostof 1Il0stof mostof
of the dead d ad and injured had b been en taken takenout takenout takenout
out of the wreckage In many in instances Instances instances ¬
stances it was necessary to dig under underthe undetth immidemtime
the th debris to extricate the unfortunate unfortunatevictims unfortunatevictims unfortunateviet
victims viet mis
Agonizing Scene SceneOne SreneOne V VV VOne V
One man in the smoke had been beenpinioned beenpinioned beenpimmiomied
pinioned against a hot stove with one onefoot onefoot onetoot
foot In the stove suffering untold ag agonies agonies agomiies ¬
onies as his foot was < slowly burned by bylive byJive bylive
live coals This was one of many ag agonizing agonlzin agonizing ¬
onizing onlzin scenes witnessed by the rescu rescuers rescuers rescucrc ¬
ers The injured were given emergen emergency ¬
cy treatment at the scene of the wreck wreckand wreckand refIt refItand
and later brought to hospitals in this thiscity thiscity thiscity
city where it is reported onight that thatnearly thatnearly thatnearly
nearly will recover The dead < were weretaken weretaken re retalen
taken in charge by the county coroner coronerand coroneland coroneramid
and brought brou ht to local morguos morguosJ
J B Whittemore of Carrollton Mo Mowho Mowho 0 0who
who was W B severely scalded died at a ahospital 0hospital ahospital
hospital here tonight tonightThe tonightThe V VV VThe V
The Dead DeadRoy DeadRoy
V VIloy
Roy Stafford 109 Hayden avenue avenueCleveland avenueCleveland avenueCleveland
Cleveland O OLee OLee 0Lee
Lee D Montgomery Llnnous Mo MoJames MoJames MoJzunes
James Soymour Richmond Mo Mocashier Mocaslmier 10 10cashier
cashier of the Ray ounty Savings bank bankJohn bankJohn bankJoimmm
John McGreggor a Santa Fe engi engineer uneneer eugjiteer ¬
neer Fort Madison lIadi on la laMichael lalI1ehael IsMichael
Michael Schneider Chicago ChicagoJl
Jl P 1 Clmpps baggageman Chicago Chicagoarl ChJca ChJcaall
all Emil Toren lor n immigrant 254 St StMarks StInrks 5 5Marks
Marks street Brooklyn BrooklynRomastisio BrooklynRomastisio BrooklynRommiastisho
Romastisio Pecci immigrant from fromNasles fromXu fromNaples
Naples NaslesPomorio Xu NaplesPonmorto > les lesPomollo
Pomorio Rocco immigrant from Na Naples Naples Napies ¬
ples plesLuther
Luther Richardson colored waiter waiterChicago walterChicago waiterChicago
Chicago ChicagoWilliam ChicagoVllIhun ChicagoWilliam
William Harrison Har lson colored porter arterChict porterClmicatro > uorterChicago
Chicago ChicagoAdrian Chict ClmicatroAdrian eo eoAdrian
Adrian Peattcut immigrant from fromNorthing trOtnNorthing fromNortizing
Northing Switzerland SwitaerlandJ V
J B Whjtteniore Cafroltton Mo MoThe MoThe MoV
V The Injured InjuredB lnj ured uredn
B n F Celley Celle IfMS Prarie avnue Cbi Cbicago ChlCc1g0 Cliicago
cago leg broken brokenH
H A Tegardine 52SO 2 Ohio stroet stroetChicago stroetChicago streetChicago
Chicago express messenger leg brok broken brokon ¬
en arm hurt hurtArchie turtArchie hurtArchie
Archie Carter Richmond Mo Io news newsagent neWiIagent newsagent
agent leg crushed arm broken broicenr
j 1 M Killian Laharpe Ivan I n log legbroken logbroken logbrokemm
broken brokenAaron brokenAaron
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Aaron Berkason 115 Maxwell I wCJIl street streetChicago streetChcago streetCimcago
Chicago grocer slightlyhurt slightlyhurtRalph s1ightlyltultRalph slightly hmurt hmurtRalph
Ralph Skinner La Harne Kits leg legbroken legbrolren legbroken
broken head cut cutRalph cutRalph cutRalph
Ralph Reinhardt 30 O Sherman street streetBuffalo streetBuffalo streetBuffalo
Buffalo N Y leg crushed crushedJ
J V Bishop Chicago hoisting en engineer 00glneer engineer ¬
gineer left leg broken brokenbrulioo bruised about abouthead abouthead abouthead
head and body bodyCampbell bod bodCampbell V
Campbell Grant Rctford England EngUmdon Ensl lnd lndon
on way to t Los Angeles US 1l T2ast t Fifth Fifthstreet Plf Fi um umstreet t tstreet
street Los Angeles head and cheat cheatcrushed cliNtcrushed cteetcrushed
crushed probably hurt internally con condition condilion conditiozm ¬
dition serious seriousR V V
R C Curtis Chicago boUt bothV bothlegs V logs logsbroken JGgIibro legsbroken
broken bro en severe bruises bruisesJohn bruisesJohn bruisesJOlmn
John Fields Chicago edition eutip cutj VV on bead beadami hoodao beadanti
anti ao < l body 1 1Vi1 i iWiliiam IWilliam
Wiliiam William Vi1 1am Burrows New Ytrk cuts cutsand eutaland cutsand
and bruises on oi1 body bodyThomas bod bodThomas bodyThomas
Thomas Garvin Canton Q severely severelycut
cut on head back Vnme1mChfi Vnme1mChfiMaxie wraneh wranehMaxie WIollC t t12Xle
Maxie ijontild omJd S SOOm14 yoden cutis oft on l 1a 1aand 11141aimd afl afland
and body bodyI
I A R NeJson Chicago outs lts on head Ucadbody headbody itegdbody
body bruised bruisedJohn bruisedJohn V VJohn
John Sand Sanden en Chicago cuts on body bodyand bodyand bodyarid
and h head ad adJ c cJ V V V VJ
J F HarriSr Chicago cuts and andbruises 804bru aridbruises
bruises bruisesCharles bru le leCllftrles V VClmamies
Charles Crawford Atchison Kin Kanscalp Kllnscalp Kinscalp
scalp wounds woundsGoorge woundsGeorge V V
George Kluss jron molder Buffalo Buffaloarm Buffaloarm Jlumtaioarm
arm rokcn rokcnEdward rokcnEdward V V VEdward
Edward More lo e Anderson And Andersonbruised Ind Indbruised 1111jbruied
bruised on heauand pead und body bodyG
G A Zandime immigrant jm lIt from fromSweden f1QSweden frontSweden
Sweden to Califoriiis C torfifa badjy bruised bruisedSwedish bruJli brulsemjSwedish > Q QSwedish
Swedish woniaii wQ WQPUIflV l n who cannot speak speakEnglish 5JtakEnglish speakEnglish
English badly hurt hurtJohn burtJohn hurtJohn
John Brown Chicago leg crushed crushedJ
J E May Ma Leavemvorih Ian cuts cutson cutson uts utson
on head headWilliam hcadWilliam headWilliam
William Nbvertski Muiureul Momt t meui Can Carhead Canada Canada
ada i J1W14
IV SW n punmr PuhinurIil9utspn PuhinurIil9utspnhead W lAutson lAutsonhead
head and body V V V
SPIKES A GUN GUNMayor GUNFOR
V FOR F R KNOCKERS KNOCKERSItayOJ I IIayo
Mayor Iayo Morris Upsets the Scheme of ofPatriots ofPatl ofPatriots
Patriots Patl ts for Politics Only OnlyTO OmyTO O ly lyTOCONDEMN
TO TOCONDEMN CONDEMN OON EMN WATER RIGHT RIGHTSENDS RIGHTSENDS RIGHTSENDS
SENDS COMMUNICATION TO THE THECOUNCIL THECOUNCIL TIICV
V COUNCIL URGING ACTION ACTIONAYOIt ACTIONMAYOR ACTIONRA
RA AYOIt Richard P Morris Mort spiked au aufj AUother acL
MAYOR L VI fj V other knocker gun last Bight Tirhspi Tirhspihe Th TIIcnhe ll llho
he sft t to the city cit council a com communication communlcatlOft coUiizmuntcaton ¬
munication calling upon City Attor Attorney Attorne AttOny ¬
ney ne C C C Dey De to begin bec n condemna condemnation condemnllion cozidemnaLion ¬
lion proceeding dlltp at once against Knud Knudaen Knudlien KnudSen
lien and Bagley to apUbltah liMit the real realvalue re realvalue t tvalue
value of their alleged rights gimtz In Big Cot Cottotuvood COltODWood Cotteowood
totuvood canyon The communication communicationthe Qr Qrthe f fthe
the mayor which was laid b before fore the thecouncil thec timecpuncll
council c u eJl at til the regular sessIon last night nlShlwaa nlghlwas nightwas
was as s follow followSalt folio folios followsSalt
Salt Lake L City Clt Utah Oct 30 10To 1M 1MTo 1 1To
To the t UfcBCrable UOO rabJe President Prd nt and and M Mem Memben Mernhers rn rnberFoCthjT <
berFoCthjT ben at otth City Council of Salt Lak LakCity LakClt LakeV
V City Clt jfy Ut UtGentlemen l lGentiemeTbt Utah UtahGentiemeeThe
GentiemeTbt Gentlemen The special water commu commute I Itee ¬ Vtoe
te tee has been negotiating n otiaUng with R Kuua Kuuasn KuuMIl JCiuueat
sn mind nd Baglay for a long JOft time concern concerning con comerIitmg eTl eTli ¬
ing i their rights in the waters of Big Co Coton COtonwood I Itonwood
ton tonwood wood creek Their demands seem seemthe seemthe seenmthe <
the committee to be out of all proportion proportionto l >
to the value ef their interests interestsTherefore InterestsTherefo interestsTherefore
Therefore I recommend to your honor honorable h01oable ¬
able body that the city attorney auome be bi in instructed ill8truC4edto Ii Iistruce4 ¬
structed 8truC4edto to commence condemnation p pceedtog pr prl IrCCdiflb >
ceedtog l at once against all th > > wairr wairrrights wiT wiTrlgimts alrT alrTrlhtJi
rights and water claims tlal lII of Knudarn i t111 t111Rgle tz V VJmqley t tIJggley
IJggley Rgle in order that th thO value uf Ir tn tntight thi thirt18 VilightS
tight rt18 mar be appraised appr lNect by b court ami amijury 31111jury Si Si312Y
jury and the validity of seine of thfir tPerhegeti ai aiteged alIegedcJ
teged IegedcJ claims ms tested in a L court of law lawVery hi hiVery iaiVery
Very respaetfully respaetfullyR
R P MORRIS Mayor MayorKnockers MalorKnockers MayorKnockers
Knockers Consistent Record RecordIn
In this way the knockers and their tUejrgan u ugan r V Vgsa
gan are driven from another of tlmr tlmrstrongholda flIPI flIPItron I II IIstrongholds
strongholds tron tlhI Thoy rh fought the Big Cotton Cottonwood COlhltwood c I V VWOOi
wood water plan in the city eft council it itder udol iitier
tier the leadership of T R Black l L I < V 1 1Martin 1MarUn 1Martin >
Martin and A J Davis They The fought it itthe ittbf m I Ithe
the polls when hen the taxpayers voiu vot d n trv trvJlKXIOet lh10i
1800 JlKXIOet 10i They fought the validity of tv tvelection tlelection f felection
election They T took the case to the COM COMmerciai Cormercial tr V Vmercici
merciai club and were routed Th Thpy y tooi tooiit tlJolit I i iit
it to the Real Estate association ari ard ardwerA am l lwer Vtwers
wer routed They fought th the < ale 511 uf ll tin l lI000000
1000000 bands and were beaten fh Thtried fhtried lbtried
tried injunction Injuoo on suits l against api flt inembtrs m8I urs ursthe re rethe v vthe
the city council and were we beaten beat beatimVf PII Tn Tntried jhtried Vf Vftried
tried to defeat the building of the theCottonwood 1 Vt VtCottonwood 1 1Cottonwood >
Cottonwood conduit and were w re beaten beatenNothing bfatenNothlnc beal bealNothing
Nothing that human Ingenuity Ingenuityde In8tnultdt < V V VIe1se
de Ie1se vise ha hu been overlooked in this thi Tigti TigtiHKfiinst Lgltlt fl flguinst
lt HKfiinst in5t the advancement of the cit cltNothing citNotlng It ItNotlJlng
Nothing has prevented prent the BUCCKMK BUCCKMKthese lIueC lIueCtheMe 5UNthese
these conspirators except the detenuir detenuirlion dttrmirlion decrurrthin
lion of the t e taxpayers of the city to totie t ttie ttie >
tie the water question now and for frttime J Jtime 1 1time
time to come comeTry comeTry comeV
V Try to Force the City CityOne CityOne CityOne
One of the latest t K tumbling block l lthe tthe Ithe
the knockers imagine they have U1e thrown thrownthe V Vthe I Ithe
the way of the administration plans pIa plansthe j jthe i ithe
the rights righ claimed to be held in the th rrCottonwood 1 rr mcCottonwood V VCottonwood
Cottonwood stream I bq Knudsen and andle him Iliipley
ley le All this information was in tii tiipciM 1 I L Lpo I Ipossession
pciM po possession eltilon e M > ioa of Mayor Morris and his hisgist hi i ii V Vsistants
gist sistants tantll an U b before fere they made thc tint m Int mu muto V Vto
to t acquire the Big Bi Cottonwood water In Inbond 111detl I Idad
dad In ttktretl tD the votttlf vute 1tefOf th thbond it itbond
bond election it w was w Ww aIIBrtl rttd that thatmight 1 1Dtilht Vd Vdutight >
might be necessary to pur purIHi < has > the th hrnu hrnugen JoTIJ JoTIJlien I 1 1sea
gen and Bagley and otlur ohm r riKiits ri guts lIts n 11 Li I H Hlitretun i imitsesin j
litretun 1 Everything in ion OIOItilln ii > tUm v itu ituthis Itt Ittt1118 i ithis
this has been beenjn in the tb thwon open Tm j I ki kthave = < V K Khave V V Vhave
have gone tt to the Ibftt 4l m mldLel ud e i t tan r ran r ran
an eftort t rt to how that t something s am thbzg wi wihldden w whi4den 1 1hl4den >
hldden KItU KnudSen n and Bag1i a I > V rfrtjnaelvs rfrtjnaelvsarfer dttnl htumul htumulafter lI lIafter
after the campaign was at w m n 1 under underran wa waran w wran >
ran to th the knocker organ with ith ill ii km kiwI kiwIstories < Js Jsstories > V Vstories
stories to show that they tht luht hI valuttL valuttLright valtsrights alu1I alu1Irigh
right in the Big BIgCotWnwuod Cottonwood and Ui it itit 1 i iit i iit
it would be necessary neceMliry to pay them the theprice thFpriceI00ootberore th V Vpnice3100OiiObefore
price priceI00ootberore J100Wft before the water ater of f tn tnStream t1h t1hstream II IIstream
Stream could be brought into the tim nty ntyTheir Vf VfTheir It ItTbelr
Their Idea seemed to b 00 that the th theadministration itv itvadmintotration It ItadmiRi
administration admiRi tratlon would pay p any ny price pric V Vhave t thave thave
have the matter disposed of before bfor t telection t1 t1electJorL tei
election ei etlofl The knocker organ thinking thinkingthe thinkingcould thinkmmigcoulti
could embarra embarrass Mayor Morris and blocK blocKthe tin tinthe
the water plan boosted Knudsen and Hag Hagley Hasley jtaghey
ley with column 1lnnn after column of s 511 511tional < na national m mtioual ¬
tional canards canardsHow canardHow canardsHow
How the Price Has Jumped JumpedThe
The Th power right of the Knudstu m 1 it itwa VIwas i iwas
was wa offered to the city some e years UK UKfor agfor i ifor
for 12000 I OOO I Later ater it was again off uffr1 uffr1for ff r 1 1for 1fur
for 30000 The price > was raised ed n nit 11it V Vit
it l became > ecame certain that the Big Cot Ililtwood ott ottwood t ttood >
wood was to be brought brou bt into th V d it itnegotiating t tIaor
Mayor Iaor MorriS and hill advisers have ha t 1 1negotfatln
negotiating with Knudsen and Bagley Bagieymonths i 1UUHtbs > A Amonths
months months They have failed to reach rta I V Vgrecment i iagreement llitretment
agreement and iuiw the whole matter vuube u vuu Hilbe i ibe
be di IjsIosed i tO oBed > of in court courtOf courtor courtOf
throw otltr otltrthe oil JULoblltaclt V VobstacleS
Of course COUl e the knocktru will
obstacleS In the wa way of the progrtf progrsthe < s 1 1tbe
the city They are taking a aa advantage r reery Vf Vfevery
every technlclity of the l law tW They Jla Jlaa i ia
a suit It aet for Nov Novction No 6 time day befJrt tL tL6I1Ctiol1 V Vdeetloim
6I1Ctiol1 ction They care moro for the eff errt errtthis ef V t tthis 1 1timis
this suit iiit will 11 have on the vote than thando ih ihd 11 11de
d de for Its effect on the permanent grout groutof grov h hvf t tof
From the beginninff th thhave tl tlu I IIive <
of the city Ity
have u been trying to manufacture pomr pomrcaMtal ixIt ixItChitVi I IIIhital
caMtal out of the water propoaitioTi propo ltlon wU wUa WHh WHha iit iita
a View Iew to carrying rrylltg the city on ciiday rjtrt rjtrtday ittiday
day The residents l of Salt l Limit > ake haw hawhe ha habeen t tbeeR
he beeR R against them on every propositiur propositiurortunityThe propusitiul1thus propslt1thus
thus far and have expressed ed their 0 0I ft ftI
I KMJiUon whenever they have had ti1 sa sastUlmtty J JI
toIwnlt ortunityThe The indication is that th thwill t11iII tliwili
I will iII completely rout the knockers u uweek UII UIIweek i iweek
week from today todayWANTS tod8 tod8I todayV todayWANTS
I at atVJANTS
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES DAMAGESFireman DAMAGESFireman DAMAGESIFireman
V
Fireman Sues Rio Grande Railway for forPersonal forPersonal forPersonal
Personal Injuries InjuriesProve InjuriesI V VI
I Provo Oct 30 39WilUanl William Bowdcn Ha Hacommenced h6commeueetl i icotumetmced
commenced VIdt nit t iu tte F Fdurth urth dfaHfict dfaHfictcourt dlattrietequrt tiistrmcCqmrt
court asalwrt the Rio Gr GrOlftd ixde W VfetPlIi VfetPlIiRailway 4J 4Jn1l t i iKill
Kill Railway way y company for 40011O 40 4O000 damages for forpersonal torI fo foporeotial
personal injuries lIe was afitemau a t1eman fo fothe futbe tothe
I the company on a train going east e on onMay H H1IIay1I nMa3rI6
May 1IIay1I 16 IMS i50 and in the performance o oate ot oWe
ate duty woe W looking out ou Lit 1 from the StL StLof iOo iOoof i J Jf
of the engine 8l ssg1 sIt while the th train was be betwaea betWfIIIH betwees
twaea Mill ff 1IQrc k and Tucker In so o doing doinghe doin doinhe domnghe
he was struck atmu on tt head by some of ofthe ofth I Ithe
the th timbers oj f bridge 662 B and kaoelKNi kaoelKNitrap knoekeifrQi < d d1rQIJ1
trap the thct traS t His skull was fractured fracturedand f11Cturedand fracturedand
and he sustained SUilta ned permanent injuries Vt to tohis
f his spine eye sight and smell Ncgliguuei Ncgliguueion N s lget lgeton
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